build bridges across the rivers
Building a bridge in the face of water is a Chinese idiom. The Pinyin is y ù Shu ǐ Ji à Qi á o, which means building a bridge in the face of water. I'm not afraid of resistance. I'm going forward bravely. It's from the competition when the sun rises.
The origin of Idioms
Kang Zhuo's competition when the sun rises: "their energy is booming. It's really a good way to make a way, to build a bridge when encountering water, and to run forward all at once."
Idiom usage
Used as predicate, attribute, object, etc
Analysis of Idioms
Synonym bridge in the face of water
Chinese PinYin : yù shuǐ jià qiáo
build bridges across the rivers
To attack the heart and say nothing. gōng xīn è kēng
write well , fast and without need of revision. wén bù jiā diǎn
droop one 's head and allow oneself to be bound -- to give no resistance. fǔ shǒu jiù fù
Cut the stirrup and keep the whip. jié dèng liú biān
never relax your vigilance while you live in peace. ān bù wàng wēi